Incident Command
The FireRescue1 incident command resource page offers in-depth information about incident command principles, crew and resource deployment, best practices related to incident action plans and size-ups, training for specialized fireground teams, plus the latest news about incidents involving command issues.
A UPS cargo plane bound for Honolulu crashed and exploded after takeoff in Louisville, killing at least seven and injuring 11
Limited water supply prompted a 3-alarm response to the Newmarket fire and mutual aid from more than a dozen departments
With medical calls on the rise, deploying smaller, agile units may be the key to saving money — and lives
FDNY Capt. Michael Barvels credits firefighters’ use of training, size-up skills, instinct, and experience in preventing casualties and damage
Essentially a large, lightweight aluminum box, the VAULT is a 17-cubic-foot mobile storage or command center that can turn any truck with a 2" trailer hitch into a tactical response vehicle
The ‘Rules of Engagement for Structural Firefighting’ are a valuable resource for firefighters
Ways to coordinate your resources in a safe, aggressive, and intelligent manner
Comm centers can assist an IC with personnel accountability and monitoring incident progress
The Blue Card Command Certification Program teaches Incident Commanders and fire officers how to standardize incident operations
Shelter system designed for most demanding conditions
Fire personnel of all ranks could make more confident and effective decisions at emergency operations
There is a difference between an aggressive fire attack and a reckless one
Firefighters acting without their full crew and accountability problems contributed to the deaths of two Buffalo firefighters, a report found
Veteran firefighter creates customizable incident management software
Assuming help won’t come for at least 12 hours, Utahns practice emergency response
Two families of fallen firefighters say commanders exposed fire crews to deadly risks without sufficient training and leadership
Officers claim they were not given enough information for the initial call
It is important that we honor them by learning from the incident, say investigators
Officers report they found no signs of a fire when they first arrived but only drove around the cul-de-sac
The vehicle will be used to respond to large-scale disasters, such as floods or a Columbine-style shooting
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